The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-30

Mil Munro is tearing down bis
house in TAYLOR and will move 1t to
Ely.
Leave ycur or lers with Sol Hip.
raods not in stock will be sent for.
John Nelson and wife arrived from
the East last Monday.
The Taylor public school has closed,
the funds being exhausted.
John Frank and wife arrived from
Londen, England, Monday
Mrs. W. B. Graham will promptly
attend to all orders by mail for lady
customers.
rs r. E. Edwards who is now the
hanny man. It's boy and put In an
appearance Sunday morning.
Sol Hilp has now on hand a full
line of mems and boys straw hats
Sol Hip is having his Ward store
taken down and the lumber moved to
Ely, where he will put up business
house.
Assessor Peters was in town this
week en- route for the eastern boundary
of the county to make the annual as
sessments.
week from next Tuesday the Dis
triet Court mea,s = Hamilton. Sheriff
Unmpl y mas already notified the
Jurors n these parts to be on hand.
Some very rich ore is now being
hauled to the Argus mill. The bottom
of the mine is said to he looking fine
Hon. Thomas Rockhill, we are in
formed, his struck big body OF $50
rock in Robinson District.
Parties subject to the payment OF
L. s. Internal Revenue licenses should
not forget to renew the same by the
tst of May.
The match game Of baseball last
Sunday afternoon between the Miners
and Dudes, was won by the latter, the
score being Is to "a.
On and after this date, and unit!
further notice. Sol Hip will allow "A
discount on all cash purchases of 50
and upwards.
James MeOmie, fore nan Of the
Argus mine since it commenced work,
resigned the position last week. lie
Is succeeded ny Sun S iyder, with
Jack Wheatley as shift bpss.
$. 5. Chapman lcft for a trip 10 Ore
ION last Sunday Sam will probably
take up large domain there and bid
farewell 10 the drill and hammer.
WIN. Horton las sold his Duck
Creek ranch, stock and all, 10 Lyons &
McGill. We learn that the price paid
was $500 Mr.. Horton aud family
will return to Canada.
The odd Fellows ball, last Tuesday
evening, was very pleasant social
affair. Financially il was not what it
should have been. Taylor is getting
tn be rather dull for tcrpsichorean
amusements.
Mrs. VIM. Read, Of North Taylor,
leaves Sunday morning for Vallejo,
California, her old home. She does
not expect to return to Taylor. Many
of her lady friends will regret to lose
her from their circle.
A funny social incident occurred in
Eureka one evening last week, which
the Sentinel fails to note. There was
wedding, though not the one con-
tempated, as a sequel. Verify, "ther's
many a slip between the cup and the
cup lip
The late Pat Flanagan's estate is
likely to be administered on from
present appearances. The Public Adj
ministrator was the first to ask to do
the job, A. G. Cleveland comes second,
and Mr.. Thomas Flanagan, the deceas
eds brother, will probably ask to do
the work.
Mrs. VIM. Baker, of the White Pine
restaurant, was taken very suddenly
with congestive chill last Tuesday
afternoon. Though still confined TO
her room, we are pleased to note that
she is improving, under the medical
treatment of DR.. McClelland.
Mr.. Lampman, of Clover Valley,
Elko county, succeeds Cluggage & Co.
IN the Stage Line between Wells and
Cherry Creek. The gentleman was in
Town this week, making the acquain-
lance of our people. lie is n thrifty
farmer in ona ~ tIo Io,t an -. 81